Thirty Years After the Berlin Wall : German Unification and Transformation Research (Paperback)

1. Introduction

Part 1: Indicators of mental health and distress?Did the “peaceful revolution” create a “peace of mind?”

2. Mental health in East and West Germany from reunification to the present

3. Exploring the burden of past trauma in East Germany

4. Disentangling age, period, and cohort effects shaping suicidal ideation in East and West Germany: An analysis of representative survey data spanning 18 years

Part 2: Political attitudes?Does the wall persist in thoughts and worldviews?

5. Influence of GDR identification before German reunification on political support 20 years later

6. Antisemitism in East and West Germany. Three decades after the wall: A comparative longitudinal study considering age-period-cohort effects

7. Religiosity, non-denominationalism, and their political consequences in East and West Germany after the upheaval of 1989

8. Putting authoritarianism in context: A multilevel analysis of regional effects on individual expressions of right-wing authoritarianism, conspiracy mentality, and superstition

Part 3:?Work and family in and after the socialist reality

9. The (fe-)male breadwinner? Beliefs about gender roles in East Germany: An age-period-cohort analysis

10. The development of wealth and its role in the “happiness gap” between East and West Germans: A comparison of affective and cognitive subjective well-being

11. Effects of job loss in romantic relationships: A fixed effects regression analysis